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Cyber Monday Live Blog: Top Deals to Shop Right Now

There are deep discounts on tech, home goods, entertainment, everyday essentials and more.

By Adam Oram

COP28 Climate Summit: What to Expect and What It Means for Our Energy Future

White House official confirms Biden won't attend crucial UN climate talks kicking off in Dubai this week.

By Katie Collins

How I Feel One Year After Ditching My Android for an iPhone

There are some iPhone features I now can't live without, and some Galaxy features I still miss.

By Abrar Al-Heeti

Net Neutrality: What It Means for Internet Access, Streaming Speeds

The FCC wants to make broadband an essential utility like water and power.

By Corinne Reichert

NordVPN vs. ExpressVPN: How 2 of the Best VPNs Stack Up

The biggest VPNs offer competitive privacy protection and excellent speeds.

By Moe Long

Don't Let Online Scammers Ruin Your Holiday Shopping

Cyber Grinches are on the prowl for shoppers who don't protect their personal information.

By Bree Fowler

iPhone displaying a group chat that has an Android user in it

Why Apple Adding RCS Won't Change Blue Bubble vs. Green Bubble Drama

Commentary: Apple and Google will likely find new ways to fight for texting.

By Mike Sorrentino

How Close Is That Photo to the Truth in the Age of AI?

AI can let you lie with photos. But you don't want a photo untouched by digital processing.

By Stephen Shankland

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First drive in the electric VW eGolf

Volkswagen began its 20 vehicle testing program for the eGolf, and let CNET editor Wayne Cunningham behind the wheel for a short drive.

By Wayne Cunningham

AOL, lacking better options, hires firm to sell its patents

AOL is said to have hired Evercore Partners to help it shop around its patent portfolio in hopes of making up for declining dial-up revenues.

By Josh Lowensohn

Detecting and removing the Flashback malware in OS X

The Flashback Trojan's latest iterations have evolved to infect Macs in different ways, but there are methods to detect and remove them.

By Topher Kessler

Nikon's D800 outclasses camera rivals in sensor test

The new high-end SLR sets a top overall score in DxO Labs' image sensor tests, beating even medium-format cameras. But how will the Canon 5D Mark III compare?

By Stephen Shankland

Buzz Out Loud 1586: Announcing the end of Buzz Out Loud (Podcast)

Oh, dear fans...we're sad to say that Buzz Out Loud is ending, after an amazing six-year run. Tom, Veronica, and Jason will join us for an epic final show on April 5, and we hope you'll all stick with us as we move on to new projects, including Molly's new show, Always On, launching in June. Meanwhile, enjoy a little tech news, won't you?

By Molly Wood

2012 VW Golf R: Less fun than the GTI

Volkswagen launches the all-wheel-drive, 256-horsepower Golf R, which should be the king of the hot hatchbacks, in the U.S. this year.

By Wayne Cunningham

The holy grail of adhesives?

A gecko-inspired adhesive from a University of Massachusetts research team can hold up to 700 pounds on a sheet the size of an index card.

By Rich Brown

Place calls to phones from Google+ Hangouts

Google+ Hangouts now calling any phone

With the flip of a virtual switch, Google has graduated a popular experimental feature into a standard for Google+ users, the ability to place calls to any number using Google Hangout.

By Jessica Dolcourt

Q&A: MacFixIt Answers

We answer questions about moving data to new user accounts, larger virtual memory allotments, and more.

By Topher Kessler

AT&T to FCC over T-Mobile's job cuts: 'We told ya so'

AT&T claims the 1,900 call center workers T-Mobile laid off this week would still have their jobs had its defunct merger gone through. Uh huh.

By Marguerite Reardon

Dogs rescued from puppy mills are often sick and neglected, with sores from spending their lives in cramped cages, the ASPCA says. Meanwhile, 70 percent of shelter dogs -- millions each year -- get euthanized because they don't have homes.

Puppy mill ads halted on Facebook

At ASPCA's request, Oodle Classifieds removes from Facebook ads selling dogs from unregulated "puppy mills."

By Elinor Mills

Leaked document details Verizon's LG Lucid

Although the handset is rumored to just be a week or two away, a list of hardware specifications has already surfaced.

By Scott Webster

RIM to give out BlackBerry 10 prototypes to developers

Bloomberg reports that Research In Motion is set to hand out 2,000 prototypes running its BlackBerry 10 software to drum up support from developers.

By Marguerite Reardon

CNET editors' Draw Something creations

Crave asked the CNET staff to share their favorite Draw Something sketches. Not only are these people amazing writers, editors, and producers, they're talented artists, too.

By Bonnie Cha

MIT study: Light alone can activate specific memories

Researchers say that using optogenetics to artificially reactivate memories could advance the study of neurodegenerative disorders.

By Elizabeth Armstrong Moore

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